Global Malaria Eradication Congress (GMEC) 2025
The Global Malaria Eradication Congress (GMEC) 2025 was a pivotal event held on 19–20 June 2025 at the Calgary TELUS Convention Centre in Calgary, Canada. Organised by Rotary International, the congress convened over 400 global attendees—including scientists, policymakers, health professionals, and community leaders—to advance the shared goal of eradicating malaria. The event was strategically scheduled just before the Rotary International Annual Convention, facilitating broader engagement among attendees.
Calgary, Canada
19-20 June, 2025
400+ attendees
GMEC 2025 significantly advanced the global dialogue on malaria eradication by providing a platform for diverse attendees to collaborate and share insights.
Program & Engagement
GMEC 2025 featured a dynamic two-day program designed to inform, inspire, and mobilise action against malaria. The congress included:
Inspiring Stories: From experts such as the Gates Foundation, Ministry of Health officials, and Rotarians battling malaria on the ground.
Expert Panels: Discussions on topics including malaria vector control, treatment innovations, and the role of community health workers in malaria elimination.
Workshops and Networking: Interactive sessions aimed at developing actionable strategies for local and global malaria initiatives.
Post-Conference Reception: An opportunity for attendees to network and discuss collaborative efforts in a more informal setting.
Impact & Recognition
GMEC 2025 significantly advanced the global dialogue on malaria eradication by providing a platform for diverse attendees to collaborate and share insights. The congress underscored the importance of integrating scientific research, community engagement, and policy advocacy in the fight against malaria. Attendees left with practical tools and strategies to implement at local levels, fostering a unified vision for a malaria-free world.
